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dhermus

v lookup multilple columns
 
I have performed a vlookup of column d in spreadsheet 2. When I get
the error value as a return, I want to then perform the same lookup
against column e in spreadsheet 2. Soreadsheet 2 is sorted by column
d, then column e. This data will be updated and the worksheets
refreshed. Can anyone help?

T. Valko

v lookup multilple columns
 
What should happen if the lookup against column E results in an error?

How about posting the formula you are using?

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"dhermus" wrote in message
...
I have performed a vlookup of column d in spreadsheet 2. When I get
the error value as a return, I want to then perform the same lookup
against column e in spreadsheet 2. Soreadsheet 2 is sorted by column
d, then column e. This data will be updated and the worksheets
refreshed. Can anyone help?




dhermus

v lookup multilple columns
 
On Oct 7, 1:58*pm, dhermus wrote:
I have performed a vlookup *of column d in spreadsheet 2. *When I get
the error value as a return, I want to then perform the same lookup
against column e in spreadsheet 2. *Soreadsheet 2 is sorted by column
d, then column e. *This data will be updated and the worksheets
refreshed. *Can anyone help?


I am using this formula to retrieve the data from column d. Because
the data is not sorted in column e, I have not been successful. The
errors in column e should be minimal, if any.

=VLOOKUP(C65,'[Consolidated Fin Plans -Oct6-1.xls]detail'!
$1:$65536,4,FALSE)

T. Valko

v lookup multilple columns
 
I'm confused!

I have performed a vlookup of column d in spreadsheet 2.
When I get the error value as a return


OK, why are you getting an error?

It could be due to 1 of 2 reasons.

1. the lookup value, C65, does not exist in the lookup table
2. the lookup value, C65, does exist but there is an error in the
corresponding cell in column X

If the lookup value does not exist then you'll still get an error no matter
what column index number you use in the formula.

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"dhermus" wrote in message
...
On Oct 7, 1:58 pm, dhermus wrote:
I have performed a vlookup of column d in spreadsheet 2. When I get
the error value as a return, I want to then perform the same lookup
against column e in spreadsheet 2. Soreadsheet 2 is sorted by column
d, then column e. This data will be updated and the worksheets
refreshed. Can anyone help?


I am using this formula to retrieve the data from column d. Because
the data is not sorted in column e, I have not been successful. The
errors in column e should be minimal, if any.

=VLOOKUP(C65,'[Consolidated Fin Plans -Oct6-1.xls]detail'!
$1:$65536,4,FALSE)




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